Gravitation is part of a unified theory of everything which we've deduced from scripture from the starting point of investigating the difference between the soul and the spirit.
The Mechanism of Biblical Gravitation
M – Mosaic Gravity
The mass of Earth is the total of all pG. We're bound by it and it's the reason why all bodies fall to Earth. This is Mosaic gravity (M) the law, the power of the grave, a downward pull towards the center of the Earth.
p – Phileó Gravitational Attraction
We exist in the field of A (Agape gravity) and this causes us to have attractive force (p) proportional to our total energy (pG). This is brotherly lov, phileó gravitational attraction.
A – Agape Gravity (anti-gravity)
If the mechanism of gravity is that a singularity at the center of the Earth emits a field of Bosons, then this is an outward force from the center of the Earth to heaven.
The Terminology of Biblical Gravitation
Terminology is very important. When words are used correctly, meaning that they have accurate definitions with consistent application, then everyone should understand.
There is Good and Bad Gravity
If our souls began with God in the singularity at the center of the Earth, and this life is the opportunity that we've been given to escape gravity and go to heaven, then there has to be both good and bad gravity.
Love, Gravity and the Higgs Boson
This level of understanding takes Christianity from, supposedly, being the realm of the ignorant, uneducated science denier to be on a par with the intellectual complexity of relativity and subatomic physics.
Deducing the Escape
In simple and clinical terms the only way for God to be justified in sending us to hell is if we were in hell to begin with. That may be rather jarring but it's quite logical. It's Hypothesis 27.
Predestination
We need to tie together the scientific and Biblical rationalization of Matty's Paradigm with the message of peace and comfort that the Bible has for those who love the Lord.
Bound in Heaven
Are relationships between people were susceptible to the same laws that govern the relationships between atoms and molecules?